Turf Gator Lawn Care Service

Turf Gator Lawn Care Service We are a veteran owned and operated lawn care service. Serving the Central Louisiana area.

The heat this summer has been on one I’ll say. We are still out here mowin and goin!
07/27/2026

The heat this summer has been on one I’ll say. We are still out here mowin and goin!

With all this rain we’ve been having here in Louisiana I figured we’d invest in a new mower. I present to you the swamp ...
06/16/2026

With all this rain we’ve been having here in Louisiana I figured we’d invest in a new mower. I present to you the swamp party cutter 54. The best thing about it is there is a couple rod holders in the back for that lunch break fishing trip. Be safe out there everyone.

Say hello to our employee of the month David. Thanks to his hard work and dedication to our clients we have received mul...
06/02/2026

Say hello to our employee of the month David. Thanks to his hard work and dedication to our clients we have received multiple compliments on how their yards look after he fishing mowing. David started with us just this season and has already proven himself to be an indispensable part of our crews morale function and quality of work. Thank you David for all you do for your family and our Turf Gator family as well!!

Had a small garden bed this past week that was in some desperate need of new pine straw and w**d removal. Our customer w...
04/05/2026

Had a small garden bed this past week that was in some desperate need of new pine straw and w**d removal. Our customer was very happy with the out come as are we.

We all know how those ants are around here. On day nothing next day you have 15 new ant hills in the yard. Let’s get the...
03/28/2026

We all know how those ants are around here. On day nothing next day you have 15 new ant hills in the yard. Let’s get them under control now before they take over the whole yard

Enjoying the spring weather? Keep an eye out for fire ants! As temperatures rise, fire ant mounds become more active.

LSU AgCenter entomologists recommend the Texas two‑step for the best control:
1. Apply a fire ant bait when temperatures are between 75 and 95 degrees.
2. Use spot‑treatment sprays on any remaining mounds later.

Always follow product labels and avoid treating right before rain. Get tips to stay ahead of fire ants and enjoy your yard this spring: https://tinyurl.com/55u3v7r2

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Dry Prong, LA
71423

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